Test Bank For Basic Nursing: Thinking, Doing, and Caring with
Davis Advantage and Davis Edge 2nd Edition By Leslie S Treas
9780803659421 Chapter 1-46 Complete Guide .
The healthcare team is planning health protection interventions for a client. Which
interventions would be considered primary prevention activities? Select all that
apply.
1. Scheduling and attending regular physical examinations
2. Performing regular breast self-examinations
3. Eating a healthy diet
4. Keeping current on laboratory screenings
5. Wearing sunscreen - ANSWER: 3,5
The nurse is planning a lifestyle and risk assessment for the members of a church
youth group. What should be included in the assessment? Select all that apply.
1. Smoking status
2. Mood/feelings
3. Use of seat belts
4. Nutrition
5. Family medical history - ANSWER: 1,2,3,4
How can the nurse best promote health and wellness among individuals?
1. Role model healthy behaviors.
2. Emphasize the financial impact of illness.
3. Demonstrate the devastation of disease with videos.
4. Share concerns with close family members. - ANSWER: 1
Which of the following is defined as an interpersonal communication process that
helps a client to identify problems and make changes?
1. Educating
2. Diagnosing
3. Counseling
4. Evaluating - ANSWER: 3
,Which of the following has been identified as a quality in which an individual
experiences high levels of stress but does not fall ill?
1. Resilience
2. Toughness
3. Durability
4. Hardiness - ANSWER: 1
Primary Prevention
1. Eating a balanced meal
2. Daily cardiovascular exercise
3. Annual cholesterol monitoring
4. Testicular self-exam
5. Blood pressure monitoring
6. Wearing a seat belt
7. Immunizations
8. Physical therapy - ANSWER: 1,2,6,7
Secondary Prevention
1. Daily intake of fruits and vegetables
2. Weight lifting weekly
3. Diabetes screening
4. Breast self-exam
5. Use of vitamin supplements
6. Cardiac rehabilitation
7. Annual physical examination - ANSWER: 3,4,7
Tertiary Prevention
1. Removal of a precancerous skin lesion
2. Use of nicotine patch
3. Placement of a cardiac stent to prevent heart attack
4. Pulmonary rehabilitation
5. Bone density screening
6. Lap band placement for weight loss
7. Physical therapy - ANSWER: 1,3,4,6,7
Nursing Assessment for Health Promotion
1. Nutrition
2. Health screenings
3. Health beliefs
4. Braden risk
5. Fall risk
6. Clinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment
, 7. Life stress review
8. Lifestyle and risk appraisal - ANSWER: 1,2,3,7,8
Nursing Interventions for Health Promotion
1. Referral to healthcare provider
2. Medication management
3. Health education
4. Role modeling
5. Illness prevention
6. Counseling
7. Facilitating support - ANSWER: 3,4,6,7
Health Screenings for Older Adults
1. Activities of daily living
2. Stress
3. Bone density
4. Hearing
5. Growth and development
6. Falls risk
7. Abuse - ANSWER: 1,2,3,4,6,7
Health Screenings for Adolescence
1. Prostate examination
2. Mental health
3. Alcohol and drug use
4. Hearing
5. Growth and development
6. Stress
7. Cognitive skills
8. Lipid panel - ANSWER: 2,3,5,6
Health Screenings for Infants
1. Blood work for metabolic conditions
2. Vision
3. Birth defects
4. Regular physical exams
5. Growth and development
6. Abuse
7. Hearing
8. Cognitive skills - ANSWER: 1,3,4,5,6,7
What areas of well-being are the goal of the client in health promotion? Select all
that apply.
Davis Advantage and Davis Edge 2nd Edition By Leslie S Treas
9780803659421 Chapter 1-46 Complete Guide .
The healthcare team is planning health protection interventions for a client. Which
interventions would be considered primary prevention activities? Select all that
apply.
1. Scheduling and attending regular physical examinations
2. Performing regular breast self-examinations
3. Eating a healthy diet
4. Keeping current on laboratory screenings
5. Wearing sunscreen - ANSWER: 3,5
The nurse is planning a lifestyle and risk assessment for the members of a church
youth group. What should be included in the assessment? Select all that apply.
1. Smoking status
2. Mood/feelings
3. Use of seat belts
4. Nutrition
5. Family medical history - ANSWER: 1,2,3,4
How can the nurse best promote health and wellness among individuals?
1. Role model healthy behaviors.
2. Emphasize the financial impact of illness.
3. Demonstrate the devastation of disease with videos.
4. Share concerns with close family members. - ANSWER: 1
Which of the following is defined as an interpersonal communication process that
helps a client to identify problems and make changes?
1. Educating
2. Diagnosing
3. Counseling
4. Evaluating - ANSWER: 3
,Which of the following has been identified as a quality in which an individual
experiences high levels of stress but does not fall ill?
1. Resilience
2. Toughness
3. Durability
4. Hardiness - ANSWER: 1
Primary Prevention
1. Eating a balanced meal
2. Daily cardiovascular exercise
3. Annual cholesterol monitoring
4. Testicular self-exam
5. Blood pressure monitoring
6. Wearing a seat belt
7. Immunizations
8. Physical therapy - ANSWER: 1,2,6,7
Secondary Prevention
1. Daily intake of fruits and vegetables
2. Weight lifting weekly
3. Diabetes screening
4. Breast self-exam
5. Use of vitamin supplements
6. Cardiac rehabilitation
7. Annual physical examination - ANSWER: 3,4,7
Tertiary Prevention
1. Removal of a precancerous skin lesion
2. Use of nicotine patch
3. Placement of a cardiac stent to prevent heart attack
4. Pulmonary rehabilitation
5. Bone density screening
6. Lap band placement for weight loss
7. Physical therapy - ANSWER: 1,3,4,6,7
Nursing Assessment for Health Promotion
1. Nutrition
2. Health screenings
3. Health beliefs
4. Braden risk
5. Fall risk
6. Clinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment
, 7. Life stress review
8. Lifestyle and risk appraisal - ANSWER: 1,2,3,7,8
Nursing Interventions for Health Promotion
1. Referral to healthcare provider
2. Medication management
3. Health education
4. Role modeling
5. Illness prevention
6. Counseling
7. Facilitating support - ANSWER: 3,4,6,7
Health Screenings for Older Adults
1. Activities of daily living
2. Stress
3. Bone density
4. Hearing
5. Growth and development
6. Falls risk
7. Abuse - ANSWER: 1,2,3,4,6,7
Health Screenings for Adolescence
1. Prostate examination
2. Mental health
3. Alcohol and drug use
4. Hearing
5. Growth and development
6. Stress
7. Cognitive skills
8. Lipid panel - ANSWER: 2,3,5,6
Health Screenings for Infants
1. Blood work for metabolic conditions
2. Vision
3. Birth defects
4. Regular physical exams
5. Growth and development
6. Abuse
7. Hearing
8. Cognitive skills - ANSWER: 1,3,4,5,6,7
What areas of well-being are the goal of the client in health promotion? Select all
that apply.
